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DIED..


CLINTON; On August 2. 1887. st 10 O'CLOCK m,
ANNIE b., the beloved daughter OF William r. aud
Annie ID. Clinton, age eleven months snd thirteea
days
street northeast Relatives and friends Of the lany
are respectively invited to attend.
FRERE. August 1, 1857, Ut . 20 p. m, ELIZA
BETH NJ reict Of James Frere. In the ninetieth ssar
NV. Thursday. August T. ct 5 O'Clock p n Trisnds
and relatives invited TO attend
LOVING. Departed this life, August !, 1857, q
His funersi VIII tale place Al Asbury A NE. Church
O. o'clock PIN Thursday August 4. Friends sss "a.
NoFADDEN. At Thoroushfsre, Va, August 2,
1857, 1T 80 am, WILLIAM JAMES infant son Of
William H. and Alice r. AcFadden. sssd foes nonsan
and twenty three days.
Funeralpriyxte.
MORRILL,, AZ Nc; 1888 q g nH.aoN 2;2ogE-
daughter Of the late j. Mason, Of Virginia Ajax
sndris papers please copyI
RaG Judy " i .s,! ,s s;I BEN
forty yssrs. New York and Marlboro. Nd, pApeFo
ORNE. suddenly, in Baltimore County, on Auxuss
2 1857, CHAhLbs H.. son OF Ann snd the late WI.
TSsrsi services Ct st. Pstricks chusch, Thur,d.y.
August 4, ct 10 O'Clock tbsitmors papers plses6
copyl
MIsE; en Tussass Ausyss 2: 1882. q s;so I'm.
ssed three years and two months
fsss. S S ~ 1sss roS the sssasnss q y:
Hugh ssrsst s1ss saa 9 ihursdAy August e p
fully invited TO attend Stagvs corner Hgh md Esd
streets. pa1s the house.
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The tribunal at Chartered has awarded NJ
Baudox S175, 900 damages for the destruction OF
his glass works, which were burned during the
riots at Jumet.
The Belgian chamber OF deputies has adopted q
bill abolishing the system OF paying WOrkmen In
factories In goods instead OF money.
A washOut On the Ntchburg Railroad occurred
last night near Greenfield, Mass. long trestle
was damaged, so feet being carried away. Pas
sengers Will have TO be transferred for at least tive
days.
The reports OF the sale to John II. Inman Of
about 0,006 shares OF Georgia Central stock arr
confirmed by the head OF the syndicate which
An increase in the duty ON imported railroad
carriages Is imminent in Russia
Many notable persons are arriving at MOSCOW To-
the purpose OF attending the funeral OF M. Katfo
next Saturday. The heirs OF NJ. Katko1 will con
unue to publish the MOSCOW Gazette, and will re
tain its present stan.
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THE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSFI.
NENCE UNION.
Seventeenth Annual Convention in
Phiiade1phia-the Delegates will at.
tend High Mass at the Cathedral.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-Tne delegates to the
seventeenth general convention OF the Total Absi-
hence Mnion OF America, before entering upon
the business which drew them together
from all parts OF the country to thi city,
proceeded in body to The cathedral 10
engage in the solemn services Of high mass. The
delegates numbered about 400, and among them
were many OF the reverend clergy who are active
members OF total abstinence societies. His grace,
the Most Reverend Arch Bishop Ryan, was the
celebraht OF the pontifcal high mass.
The assistant priest was Rev. j. J. Ellcock
the deacons OF homer, Rev. j. j. COnarty. OF Wor-
cester, Mass, and Rev; 7. Walsh, o.s. C.. presi-
dent OF the College OF Notre Dame;
deacons OF the mass, Rev. T. J..
McManuS OF ScantOD, and Rev. Nor
gan NJ Sheedy, OF PittSburg, and the master
OF ceremonies was Rev. st. J. McPhilomy, OF Phtla-
delphia. Bishop Moore, OF st. Augustine, Fla,
occupied seat within the chancei. The music of
the mass was finely rendered, and when all the
lights were ablaze the scene presented was one Of
unusual brilliancy.
The sermon was preached by Rev. James NJ
Cleary, OF KenOsha, Wis. the president of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF America who
took the place OF Bishop Ireland of Minnesota.
The latter was unavOidably detained at home, and
only at the last moment was 1t learned that The
distinguished divine could not be present
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NEW YORK, August 3.-Miss Mary Irene Hoyt,
daughter OF the late millionaire, Jesse Hoyt, who
unSucceSSfully contested the probate OF her
fathers WILL and whose eccentrict1es have been
the source Of much newspaper comment, Will
pointed By the Supreme Court and a sheriff S
jury who are TO inquire into her excessive use OF
intoxicating liquor Judge DOnOhue to-day APP
pointed as commissioners Geo. III. Forster DIR. An
derter, and Richard G. Morse. The order of the
court says that it presumptiveiy appears that to
the satisfaction OF the court she Is an habltual
drunkard.
The application for the commission was made in
behalf OF Miss Hoyt's mother. The object Of the
proceedings is to secure the appointment OF a
HOyt.
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The Escaped BOOdler.

he NAY BE ARRESTED IN CANADA CURIOUS
CHAIN OF CIRCUMSTANCES ALLEGED.
Two detectives left Montreal for London, Ont,
armed with warrant for the arrest OF McGari-
gle, which was issued at the instance OF James
Baxter, broker OF Montreal city, on the charge
OF conspiracy. Baxter alleges that when Nc
Gartgle was chief OF police In Chicago he con-
spired with one Sills, OF Montreal, TO have Bax-
terS portrait placed In the rogues gallery. Should
he be arrested he will be held In Montreal TO
Wer an action OF damages for $4,000
HOW DOES ARMOUR CONE M
Dispatches from Sarnia, published In Chicago,
assert that the party which met McGartgie when
he landed in Canada was composed OF three per-
SONS, answering the description Of DIR. Horsey,
Lawyer Wright and SalOOn-keeper MalOney, all OF
Chicago. According 70 these reports Horsey and
where they dined at the same table with T. ID. Ar
mOur and were ON familiar terms with the mil
n0naire packer. subsequently H0rSey and Wright
had conference In Sarnia with Building Inspector
kirkland, OF Chicago, the latter also consulting
with the uveryman Boyle, who had harb0red
McGangle Horsey and Wright then took q train
saying 10 s az m
Palmer House, In Chicago Among his patients Is
MI. Armour. The doctors friends say his object
in going to Canada was TO attend Nj. Armour.
mixed up in the McGarigle matter. salo0n-keeper
Maloney AYERS that while In Canada he did not
even see McGar1gle.
M'GARIGIB HIDING FROM RvnRY ONE
A Chicago Nescs special from az. Ostharines,
yesterday, says: "NcGsrigle arrived here about 2
O'Clock this afternoon, on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Il is believed he Is at present hiding In the
ST. John House from which an persons psrticu-
are strictly prohibited and g y impos:he 70 pro
cure an interview or gain any further tufdrpstion
at present"
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PROPOSALS.


DROrOSALS FOR FURNISHING Stop COCKS
Il AND BOXES.
OFFICE OF The ENGINEER CoMMIssIoSER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July %, 1887
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this osce until
TWELVE O'CLOCK N. OF THURSDAY, AUGt 81
FOURTH. 1857, for furnishing and delivering l. 100
stop Cocks and 200 stop Cock Boxes more or less
Blank forms of proposal and specifications together
with all Information, can be obtained upon application
Tie night reserved to reSsc: any or all bids or parts
% bids. WILLIAM LUDLOW,
.y2s~Ot Engineer Commissioner.
OFFICE OF The ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON. u. C. August 3, 1887
The time for receiving bids as indicated in fore
gDlng advertisement Is hereby postponed until
IHELLE O'CLOCK NJ, on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
TENTH, 1887. WILLIAM LUDLOW.
zu.}6t Engineer Commissioner.
pRoPosALs FOR FUEL o.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, August > 1887,
Sealed Proposals viii De received 81 this Office until
IUfINE O'Clock NOON, THURSDAY, sEPTEH NJ.
10000 tous Of the best White Ash Furnace Coal
(s-=ernrdI less. aso fifty GOD cords of the
best Pune and one hundred lUUl cords Of the
b.; Oek Wood. less, be needed at the
House Of Representatives dGriug the present fiscal
year said wood and coal 10 be delivered and stored
TIE vaults u the south " the Capitol, al such
times AID =, such quantities desired by the Clerk Of
Tie House Nf Representatives..
. HE coal must weigh 30 pounds 10 the ton. and
liz cal Nod De f.}J pieces The wood must
n-czsGre I2s cube feet the cord and be corded,
treasurer and II the Capital he right 10 reweigh
u, coal at the CAPITOL and the right TO reject any ana
a.! Olt4s Is Reserved.
The bids 70 DC endorsed Proposals for coal and
JOHN b. CLARK JR..
AG&4GS3~ CLERK OF House y; Representatives. Us
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TOMORROW.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers. 637 La. ave-,
w Opposite City Post Office.

oo Ao'0ns oppo sss a nv sTTs Post Office
LARGE coLLEcT1oN OF FURNIrgREo
AfR so HHfES%hnss II
4AASSssssISS At ssa SSSsSSH & TEN
@ Sss SSE57S SEss e q Pre-
1vS S 81 ASR sEh IT,
H4RvEIs $SESSS; f I'LL s6bfHkSsT cox
EEE IF s skkSf XESUE AND
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of the
Y iss:! Ss'ss
81 As on Hss4 fH s
the n IN fe pss "
ba to VIC an that part q lot six @ IN square ret three
at the northwest corner of said lot aud square
aud running thence south along the line of 18th
se ea ad
right angles to said In street twenty -four feet (2
forty seven one iandredths feet ss4: thence
ss and
avenue; thence III northwestly direction along the
street and point Of beginninr the same being mn
proved by large iron front building known as Har-
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash OF which the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars g. 5000 is to be paid deposit at the time
Of SALE the balance of the purchase money to be paid
III two equal iDstalments in and two years from
the day of SALE the deferred payments to be secured
deed of trust upon the said described real estate and
to draw interest at the rate of six per ceDtum
num- all cash at the option of the purchaser Terms
of sale to be coplied with i'll ten days after day OF
SALE the property be resold at the costs
OF the defaulting purchaser.
CHAPLIN BROWN,
:}23 ~ St NV. trr,s.o..
FRANK T. BROWNING, AfuS'0es'
416 9TH at. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneer jy21 -d6ds
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following the opening ana Loo pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
o. Is:oo
Mama,
Name.
O. I 800
Warrington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted o-day:
rsgisteTsd, ls6a bid la6,a asked asked p c; 5oyear
iud @ S M
Gas A asked Hs9ni s1
Insurance 10 bid, so asked Riggs Insurance. 3
bid % asked. Board OF PUBLIC Works, green
asked Farmers aud Mechsnics' bank George:
town. 1884 bid. Col4mbia National Bank. lib =
Penn Tel Co. 81 bid, 42 asked. chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co. S0A bid. U. s. Electric
Light, 75 bid. W. l. l., LIST mortgagebonds. 80 bid.
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The Keasacky Elecsso~.

a FALLING OPP IN TBR DEMOCRATIC yOTf-Ercrs
SEKs MAJORITY LEss THAN 10000
telegram from Lexington, KY. August 2, saysf
Returns come IN slowly. They indicate q falling
on OF the Democratic vote. Making estimates
from reports received, Buckner's majority viii be
less than 10000, and his plurality about $1,000
The labor vote was nominal except IN kenton
County. Local option was the issue In some coun-
ties. carrying IN two or three insJanceA The prr-
hibiton vote IL light, but there some votes In
nearly every precinct The republican vote indi-
Gates falling OF from that OF -four years ago The
legislature VIII be about 10 democratic majority
on Joint ballot The republicans have gained In
the legislature. There viii be two labor men and
three 10 nve prohibitonsts In the legislature The
vote In favor OF Constitutional Convention Is a.
most UNANIMOUS Fayette County voted against
the Whipping post, and Is In favor OF giving with
Lexington 100000 70 the kentucky Onion Hail.
road
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TyHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND G
STREETS NORTHWEST-701 FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.
Hy virtue and under the provisions OF the las. a
Will OF Peter Monaghan, deceased, duly admitted
to probate and recorded in the Office Of the Register
OF Wills, the undersigned will offer for sale at pnbe
auction in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY
THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST INST, At FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Washington. TO wit Part Of LOT
numbered twenty -seven t2O in McGuirs's subdi-
yinon Of square numbered six hundred and twenty:
four 62 situate the northeast corner Of First and
streets northwest, and fronting % feet on FRS!
street and running back 80 feet uniform width and
Improvement thereon consisting of three story brick
store and dwellins-7O1 First street northwest.
Terms of sale: One. third cash; balance IN one and
two years, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold and
bearing six cent interest from the day OF SALE shall
be given all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 required when property struck OF
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. terms Of sale
ne not complied with within ten days from day Of sale
cost of purchaser after five days' advertisement In
newspaper published In Washington, D. G:
lSigned) THOMAS GEARY,
WS3-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
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The Lanaston Trial.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 3.-The trial OF Langs-
ton for the murder Of Kuffin progressed slowly to-
determined defense The day has been devoted to
expert surgical testimony, and the whole field
fntestines has been traversed. The conclusion OF
the physicians thus far examined is that Ruffns
death was caused by the bullet wounds inflicted
by LangstOn, and not by the surgeons knife or
any lack Of experience In the OPERATION.
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Local Notes.

James Morfartty, engineer of No. 2 fire engine
company, mashed the forefnger OF his left hand
working at a lathe. The finger was amputated az
the Emergency Hospital.
To-day "Mike" Brown, by James Lowndes en-.
tered suit against the Chesapeake Fire Insurance
Co. OF the District OF Columbia to recover 81, 0O0
insured October Is, 1ss6, on his two-story store
al Blackriiie, s. C., on March 16 last.
Chas. DaZenbrOck, OF No. 1887 18th street, was
fined $l05 and costs by Judge Harper to-day for
keeping an unlicensed bar. Appeal noted.
Michael Foley, by Mr.. n. II. Miller, filed suit To-
day against Emmons Smith TO recover $780, inter
est and costs for the plaintiffs services In securing
for defendant the possession OF premises No. 7os
Market Space on June 10th last, IL then being In
the possession OF j. ID. Free.
The Will Of the late Thomas Anderson was filed
to-day. leaving his property TO Notey Anderson
and his infant son, Leander Anderson
Harry Stewart, fourteen years Of age, fell from
a ladder on 18th street southeast this Afternoon
and had his head badly injured.
Major Moore has received a telegram from Smell.
bacher 4 Gilman, Of Kansas City, Mo-, stating
that +. w. Dayton, a son OF a resident OF Wash.
1ngton, died there to-day OF typhoid fever, and
asking for information OF his father and what dis
position shall be made or the body.
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The Glenn Bill Passed i'm Georgia.
SPEECHES MADE BY THE TWO COLORED MEN VIII
ALONE OPPOSED 1T.

SPEECHES MADE BY THE TWO COLORED MEN WHO
ALONE OPPOSED 1T.
The Glenn bill, making 1t penal TO educate white
and black children in the same school, was passed
by the Georgia house yesterday by a vote OF ia
to 9, the two nays being the colored members,
Messrs. Crawford, OF Mcintosh, and Wilson, OF
Camden. Mr.. Glenn, the author OF the bill, in
sisted that co-educatiOn meant ultimate inter-
marriage, and held that the blacks were as much
projected against white intrusion as the whites
were against the blacks. The main interest In
the debate, however, centered In the speeches OF
the two cOlored members, who opposed the bill
Mr.. Wilson said: schools does not mean inter-
marriage. God forbid that IL should! The words
that utter, as you all well know, come from an
uneducated negro, but am here to represent my
people and am conscientious In all say and do,
and disclaim the hunger and thirst for inter-
IN arrtage that has been attributed to our race. +"
Mr.. Crawford, Of Mcintosh, then arose and said
''God forbid that /, as representative OF Mcln-
tOsh, should champion such a cause as cohabita-
ton II is the most horrible thing that could ever
occur" In speaking OF the ignorance OF the darby,
he said that Georgia was responsible TO great
extent for IL
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, August 2-Mrs. Cleveland,
who is at Marion with Gen. Greedy and wife, Is
avoiding publicity as much Is possible but may
accede TO the general wish for some sort OF q re-
ception. The citizens and summer residents are
ton would be q great event for Marion.
To-day it was expected that Mrs Cleveland would
drive about the town. 1t is believed MIS- Cleve-
land will 60 TO Mattapoisett before leaving the
vicinity. Miss Florence Bayard, daughter or Sec
rotary Bayard, arrived at MattapoiSett yesterday
Marion.
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NOR SALE
i Great bargain 18th st Business property
opposite Portisnd Flats. $4,000. Also, beauti-
ful Lot on New Hampshire ave- between Land NJ
90 feet front, price Si.45 per square foot
j. ". +. MYERS son,
Il LIPS New York
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SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING CHARGES DISMISSED
This afternoon, in the Police Court, the charges
against Mrs. Mary A. Lynn, No. 4S2 Pennsylvania
avenue violating the sunday law, and similar
charge against Maranell and NaSSeno were dis
missed. 4 similar charge against j. c. Bauman
WAS nOlle nrOSSeu
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ALApYs BODY FOUND II W1LL---The body Of
Miss Henuingham Wilson was found In well on
the premises OF MIA Thweatt, whom she was visit
ing, near Glover Hi, In Chesterfield County, Va,
lest week The deceased was between thirty and
thirty.nve years Of age, Some OF her friends think
that she fen into the wei while waik1pg IN her
sleep, Others believe that II was case Of suicide
The body was buried Friday afternoon.
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Racing at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3.-The attendance at
the races here to-day was very fair for an extra
day. The weather was beautiful, though
trthe Too warm for comfort. In consequence
OF yesterdays deluge the track Was heavy.
First race.-Selling race, for twO-year-Olds; q
mile. Bopeep won, with Leonatus second and Bal
ance third. Time: 1.2lA.
Second race,-FOr mafdenS, three-year-Old and
upwards; mile. Columbia won, Cold Stream
second and Cassett third. Time: 1.4Sa,.
Third race-SweepStakeS for all ages, IL miles.
Lottery won, with Del NOrte second, and Gallatin
third. Time 2:45E.
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Maryland's Democratic Candidate.


Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun from Sails
bury, Nd, says: senator Jackson. the democratic
nominee for governor OF Maryland, usec 20 be A
FOND as Senator German OF playing baseball In
his younger days there was q famous club I'm the
county, and its heavy hitters were the terror OF
the pitchers OF all the other peninsula clubs Sen.
ator jackson was one OF the outneIders and a GOOD
batter. Whenever the subject OF modern baseball
games Is brought up In conversation IN SALISBURY
now some Old citizen Is sure TO tell the tradition of
now the heavy hitters or the Micomico Club did
so much smuggling In q game with the Dover club
That one or the Dover outeiders sent home for hi0
horse ana carriage so that he could keep up with
the ball. Senator jackson was one OF the hea W
hitters on that occasion. The greatest batter ON
the cluo, however, Is now awell-knowp luInper
and commission merchant or Baltimore.
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MURDER OR sUIcIDEs-Fhe bedy OF Oliver r., son
Of Treasurer Oliver P. Morgan was found near his
morning with two bullet holes In his heart. He
was dissipated young man, and some people
think It was case OF suicide, while others think
he was murdered by some of his assOctatss, who
were OF desperate character.
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A BLOODY ELECTION Fight IN KENTUcgY-Intel.
ligence comes from Manchester, Clay County n.y.,
that fierce night occurred at the polls during
the voting Monday. The tight was participated
In by score or more OF men, all having revolyers
and bowie knives Six men were killed outright
and number badly wounded The greatest ex.
cftement prevails at Manchester over the TRAGEDY.
There was 10 attempt on the part VI the officers
To Quell the disturbance.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

ECR SALEM ST NV, NEARLY NEW s-ROOM
- BRICK, II feet front, at bargain; "a, $50.
GEO. W. LISkINS,
aN3-S 10Th and II SITS.
fFoR SALE NEw EIGHT-ROOM CORNER
u dwelling, Just being completed sth and o SITS
Nv; well built and neatly finished with large park
lS and IN good location. convenient to market and
three lines OF street ears Price 81 900,
s036t ALBERT I. FOX. 900 St NV.
I'OR SALE-NEW HOUSE, SIX GOOD ROOMS
and hall arze yard. water latrobe &c. will sell
once for sI,75o, or rent for $15. Address Box 81,
Star Oaice
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GENTLE GAIN IN UTAH.-Returns are not all In
OF Mondays election la Utah. but the Gentiles
elect two, and perhaps three, members VI the
council branch Of the legislature, Ia a total OF
twelve, and three, perhaps four, nefnoers OF the
lower house, out OF d total or twenty-faur. The
Gentiles consider this victory, being far The best
they have ever been able TO win.
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Now THEY SAY REED Is Nor IssASE-The New
YORK Uortd says: The physicians at Bellevue
hospital now deny that Lawyer Chas. H. Reed
was declared Insane. Dr. NildInan stated that
there were no symptoms of insanity In hts case Ig
Is the opinion OF the physicians That IL a case
OF what Is called emotional insanity" and lasted
only Tor a moment. Although Mr.. Reed did noe
know what he was doing when he jumped from
the ferry boat the moment he found himself ia the
water he became perfectly conscious and struck
Out Tor The shore. No charge OF attempted suicide
has ever been preferred against Mr.. Reed aud no
court proceedings Of any Kind were necessary
before lac could be DISCHARGED
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THE BUCKET-SHoP Fight IN CHIcAGo-Judge
Tuey, OF Chicago, positively refused yesterday 10
listen To arguments on Il motion TO dissolve the
inJunctons procured, since the court vacation be-
the board or trade the Western Union and tho
Gold and Stock Telegraph companies, restraining
them from cutting Oh the market Quotations from
The "buckeJ-shops.n
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BERLIN, August 3-The fnal score In the inter
Mackenzie, 10 games; Blackburne, 13k; Weiss.
l3k; Barueleben, l3; Tarrush, IL; Berger 12: Eng
10; Aiapin, on; Burn, on; Noa. o; Gunsoerg, sx;
Zukertort, 81; Meter, Sk; Gottschall, 3; Won
Scheve, s; Taubenhaus 6h; Fritz, Q. and Har-
monist, So.
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cARLLcTHoRPE Angus. 8, 1882, GEO. ". cARLL
and Miss MAGGIE THORPE, both of this city, werO
united in marriage by the Rev. j. A. Price Che par,
sonaee Vt Waugh NJ. Il. Church. Immediately sftee
the ceremony Mr. aud Mrs CARL left for the mouns
tsins where they will spend their honeymoon.